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SELECT KNIGHTS. MEETS I 2t and Stn, i-uesany eacn monia VUlttnp comrades In good standing cordially invited D. llU. lJiTYKK, Recorder Commander. Yuma, January 7, 88.

NOTES, Cba. B. Serventi left for Sonoyta ranch yestrrdfij. -Frank Burke arrived ia town yeatcrday -from-M6hawk. 0.

S. Pntman asd family left for Tucson a few days ago. Fine. groceries and olive in bulk for sale at Gandolfo'n. Dr.

A. J. Chandler, of Phoenix, was a a fevr days ago. Jo tfendeville, of Picach9, down from hia rancho this week. Hon.

J. H. Behan left for Phoenix on oa a business visit. Frank Van Nets ia expected down from landing, next week. E.

P. "Wagey, foreman of the Mohawk raaeh, waa in town this week. Hon. P. R.

Tirady and wife returned iorae to Florence on Wednesday last. Miss Frankic Alexander paBsed through from Lob Angelea to her home at Phoenix, Sunday. Invalids who are aeeking the advaataffes of a perfect winter climate, are arriving lura daily. John Gandolfo is aelling hia magnificent atoek ui winter goods at Henry Koahland, a former now of Signal, ifi rUiting frienda in Southern California. Charlea E.

Spencer went up to Mohawk valley last week and returned by Monday 'a express. E. the Government mineralogist, returned from Silver district on Thursday morning. Assessment work is now the order of the day. The old hills arc echoing the music of the hammer and drilL Mn.

H. MePheraon arrived from hid Xajjppn Placer mine on Monday nnd took the train west the Bame day. Sam S. Gillespie went in, during the week on a business trip to Los Angeles. and returned home yeBterday.

If you want to buy a spring wagon at a lew figure call and sec John Gandolfo, Look around town and von will notice that timed are picking up; store-keepers busy and no idlers in sight. The Harris Milling plant haB been sold for dekt by Sheriff Nugent at public sale for 151,000, to Mr. S. A Parker. The only son of Mr.

and Mrs. J. P. Lew in, ages! five yearn, died here yesterday noon. The boy has been ill for a long time.

Mr. Joe Redondo, Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, with family, took his departure this week on a Patear of pleasure to Phoenix. The Colorado River Placer Mining Com pany are placing their machinery as rapidly as possible and expect to have steam up in a few days. Fine, ice cold lager beer, twenty-rive ftta per bottle, at he Southern Pacific kotel. Sam Rammasini, who has been a citi-aen of Yuma for aeveral years, left a few days ago, oh a trip of observation through Saatern Arizona.

Sam Gillespie has no Chinese employed in bis establishment; he has just succeeded in engaging a full staff ef white cooks, the chef baing an artist. The Southern PaciSc Railroad Company ia doing a "big" freight business, extra tfrewa have been put on bo as to handle the busiaess properly. Mr. D. Calisher, who has been in business at Agua Caliento, will open a general merchandise storoin this place next Monday in the Levy building.

"Wahtxd Two persona to occupy pleasant furnished rooms with table board. Careful attention rendered by professional jiurae. Appl at SsRTlXEL'office. Sam Gillespie's Sunday dinners continue to be well patronized. The Southern Pacific table the best in Arizona and will continue "so to be" for an age to come.

Frank B. Wightman the newly appointed Peputy United States Collector of this port, has received hia commission and yesterday took the oath of office and tiled his bond. Captain F. 8. Thayer, in dayu "lang I ayae" in.command when Fort Yuma was a four company post, paid the burg a flying Tbit this waek from bis homa at Norton' Landing.

In the issue of last week in the report of the proceedings of the Board of Supervisors: Levy, Cosnty Recorder, G0;" should have read; Levy, rents of county o5iccb, $60. A lost opportunity KiBsable girl (suddenly) "Take care, aome one will see yr.u!" Good-looking, but, bashful beau "What am I doing?" Kissable girl (scornfully) "Nothing!" Ex. Mr. Dave Balz returned from Leredo, Ronora with the band of cattle purchased of Utt from Mr. J.

M. Molino. They were dnly inspected-by the Custom officers nnd JoV fiiaraach on the Gtfa, j-iio iauy eaicor or tne jjoai Jievtew, in mentioning the arrival of the first bab in a household in that concludes: "It will ne er strike a match on its pants, The inference is that the youngster is not of male persusaion. Hon. A.

G. Hubbard laid over a day in town this week on his way to visit his late investment in the Bonanza group at the Ltarqua Hala mines. He reports Santa Monica disagreeably "raw" as compared to our genial Yuma climate. Capt. Thos.

E. Eraser, a large real es tate owner in Banning and other portions of California, and a stockholder and Presi dent of the Colorado ttiver Placer Miniug Company, spent a couple of days at the Pot Hole3 this week, looking after hie interests. If you want to buy goods at a bargain go to Gandolfo'a store. Spring and summer goods are beiKg sold at cost to make room for the new stock Mr. Gandolfo has purchased in Europe and the East.

Call earlv and avoid the rush. The well-known and valuable mare, "Nellie," owned by Hon. J. H. Behan, has been sick for some time.

The death of the animal being only a question of a few days, the beautiful mare was shot. Nellie had a record as a pacer, second to none, on the coast; her loss is greatly deplored by all admirers of fine horses. Ihenew law relation to the collection of taxes, it has been discovered does not take effect until after January 1st, 1890. Five per cent will therefore be added to de linquent taxes instead of 1 per cent per month as has been given out. Pima county has just discovered thi9 fact after starting to mako arrangements for the collecting of the Ii per cent per month.

Captain John A. Mellon, the well known steamboat man, arrived in town on Satur day last. Capt. Mellon during the first part of the week was busily engaged in getting things order preparatory to going up- river. Yesterday noon, with the Captain at the helm, theGila started on her journey up the Colorado.

Clark and Brothera. the well known busi ness men of Sacramento, and owners of a section of land in the Mohawk valley, have determined to plant the entire tract to al falfa. They intend to engage in the business of breeding fine horses and on the first of November will make a shipment of a carload of thoroughbred Btock to their Mohawk anch. Rafael Lopez, a former resident of Yuma, who recently made a sale of several mines in Lower California, has just succeeded in having the Government of Mexico confirm to him, some very valuable mining terri tory, near Eusenada. Lopez, lived here for many years eking out a precarious ex istence as a musician and now ho has be come a successful mining operator.

J. W. Dorrington, the President of the Mohawk Canal Company, returned from the Mohawk valley yesterday and reports everything douriBhing. An abundance of water running through theentire length of the canal. Settlers are coming in and aie builycn.ictHn proving up on their land.

The demand for water by new consumers iB so great that the canal company has ordered another carloadof lumber for division gates. About 4 o'clock Wednesday evening, the roof of the small adobe building, adjoining A. Frank's store, fell in with a crash, fortunately injuring no one. There was no damage done, excepting that a new roof will have to be put on. There waa no reason to believe that the roof was unsafe, but upon examination it was found that the rafters had been "honeycombed" by a specie of fly -borer quite common in this territory.

Mr. Charlea Connor, master mechanic of the Southern Pacific in Yuma, has purchased the old Townsend place between the Tyner and Stein residence with the intention of bringing his mother and family here to reside permanently. They will make a desirable acquisition to Yuma society, and the situation for a home is the best in the town; a quiet pleasant neigh borhood. Mr. Connor did well in selecting this locality.

Charley is one of those young men with whom an acquaintance, like wine, improves with ave. Taylor D. MacLeod went up on the steamer Gila of the 18th. havinrr a skilled miners and a large camp supply to operate on his Alberta group of min es on the Clip vein. It ia intended to crowd developments during the winter months on thi8 property, and tunnel to tap the rich deposit of ore found on the surface of the "Great Expectation," claim.

The Clip mine has a record of $750,000 dividends in fire years operation, has now large bodies of low grade ore in place, awaiting an improvement in the value of silver, and the Alberta group of four claims being situate on an extension of the Clip mine, we anticipate the thorough developments projected for the winter months will result in the opening of another pajing mine in Yuma county. If the exploring results in success, they will be worked legitimately, for what is in them, and a milling plant be erected on the Colorado river for the ra-duction and refining of the ores. Mr. John Gandolfo has just returned from an extended visit to Europe, hiving visited the Paris exposition, his old home in Sestre Lcvante, Italy, his first visit to his child-' hood's home for many ears. A shrewd business man and careful observer of men and affairs, Mr.

Gandolfo returns again to the town in which from but a small be ginning he has by good business manage ment and honorable dealings builded up an establishment, that is excelled by few in the Territory, and in variety and excellency by none, with the vigor and further experience garnered in kis prolonged Outing, he is again with us with an abiding and emphasized confidence in the future of Yuma. And finding his business Affairs in a nourishing condition, to the credit of Mr. Sanguinnetti, who had entire charge of this vast establishment, and every, and all things pertaining thereto. There arc few gentlemen of Mr. Sanguinuetti's years who possess the business qualifications necessary to conduct an enterprise of this magnitud to so euccesnful a conclusion.

Subscribe for tbo SentiN3L fEW STORE! I WILL OPEN MY PLACE OF BUSINESS MONDAY NEXT WITH A COMPLETE STOCK OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE, LOOK OUT FOR AD. IN NEXT ISSUE. D. 0ALISHSE. Levy Block, Yuma.

Proceedings of the Beard of Sup ervisors. Office of the Board of Supervisors, County ok Yuma, Yoma, A. Oct. 10, 18S9, Thursday, 1889. Board met pu suant to adjournment at 10 o'clock a.

Roll called. Present: Chairmau F. Iugall8, Supervisors C. V. Meeden, O.

Townsend aud Clerk. Minutes of yeste day's meeting read aud approved. Bill of It. D. ChanDle.

bounty on wild animals, allowed bill of H. Crocker bock register of actions for Dist. Att'y, allowed bill of Redondo, stationery for Supervisors office, allowed $2.20. On motion of Chairman seconded by Supt. Meeden and carried the order fixing bounty on wild animals is hereby abolished.

Petition from the tax payerB, praying that this Board aid financially the eom mittee appointed to meet the Senatorial Committee on Water Storage received Moved by the Chairman that said petition be granted. Motion seconded by C. Meeden and carried. O. F.

Townsend votincr no. Communication from A. deCo.se received. On motion seconde and carried, the same is refered to the Dist Att'y. Bill of Abe Frank for expenses of the Water Storage Committee received aud examined.

Orf motion the same is ordered returned for correction. On motion sec onded and carried, the bill of J. L. Re dondo for extra services in making tax roll is allowed in the sum of $100. Communi cation from A.

Tyner and M. L. Molina giving notices of their withdrawal from T. D. Lockwood's constable bond, received and ordered placed on file.

Bill of F. A Vila Recorder, for services of himself and two deputies, for reindexiug the entire records of the office of the County Re corder as recommended by the Grand Jury for $7G0, allowed out of the General Fund of the couuty. On motion the Board adjourned until to-morrow at 10 o'clock a. m. Friday Uct.

11th. met pur suant to adjournment at 10 o'clock a. Roll called. Present: Chairman F. S.

Ingalls, Supervisors C. Meeden, 0. Townsend and Clerk. Minutes of yesterday read and approved. uui or a.

j. at-uorseior extra services bonding county debt with the opinion of District Attorney attached thereto received On motion the same is laid over to the next regular meeting. Moved by C. Meeden that the bill of A. Frank, Treas urer of the Committee on Water Storage, expenses of the same be allowed in the sam of $381.95.

Motion secouded by Chairman F. S. Jngalls aud carried. 0. Townsend voting no.

On motion seconded and carried, the Clerk is allowed a leave of absence from to-day until the 3d of November, 18S9. On motion seconded and carried an ad ditional warrant of $2 is ordered issued to m. H. Burke for his services as bailiff of Grand Jury. Minutes read and approved on motion the Board adjourned to the 4th of November, 18S9 to o'clock a.

m. F. S. INGALLS, Chairman. J.

L. Redondo, Clerk. Epoch The traneition from long, lingering and painful sickness to robust health marks an epoch in the life of the individual. Such remarkable event is treasured in the mem ory and the agency hereby the good health has been attained is gratefully blessed. Hence it is that so much is heard in praiso of Electric Bittere.

So many feel they owe their restoration to health, to the use of the great Alterative an Tonic. If you are troubled with any disease of the Kidneys, Liver or Stomach, of long or 8 8CanaiuS' you will Burely nnd relief USR 01 ectric Hitters. Sold for 50c. per bottle at A Frank's store. Letter List.

The following is a list of unclaimed let ters remaining in the Postofficc at Yuma, Yuma count, Arizona, Oct. 12, 1889: Aurdia Caatro, Mrs SmitOB Cervontes, John Driscoll, Donnelly, Delh'na Espinosa. Rumaldo Evars, Tiburcio Flores, E. K. Foroman, Coucepcion Gastelom 2 Celcstiuo Gonzales, A.

A. Herring, W. H. Hllman 3, E. L.

Kirklaud, Oscar F. Lewis 2, Chouo Martines, W. E. Mang-han, Concipcion de Monroy, Willis Norton, Miqula Perra, Rinz, Jose Maria Sayes, bcranton, Geo tipear, Fritz Stabery, Burneii Van Bibber. W.

L. Hopkins, Postmaster. Out of the Breastworks. Tate Springs, July 4, 188S. The Swift Specific Atlanta, Gentlemen Seven years ago I contracted an exceedingly bad case of blood poison.

I tried a physician, the best at command, but secured no benefit. My throat began to get sore, and my body coered with sores and ulcers. Going from bad to worse, I felt that my grave must be reached in the near future. I gave up the doctors' treatment, and with a despairing hope I commenced taking your medicine. 1 began to improve from the first bottle, and in a short time the ulcers healed, and my skin cleared off and was entirely well.

One year ao a case of catarrh developed in my system. The physician did his best, but could not cure me but two bottles of Swift's Specific gave me permanent relief. J. H. Robinson.

Kaufman, June 23, i8S3. The Swift Atlanta, Gentlemen I have been afflicted with a elan disease for about twelve years, and the best medical treatment failed to give me relief. I am now using Swift's Specific, and have received the greatest benefit from its use. Yours truly, Wm. Jones.

For sale by all druggists. The Swift Specific Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga. York, 756, Broadway. Lender, 35 Fnow Ilfll, Returned. Charles B.

Serventi and ohn Gan rlolfo, returned fro'n Europe on Mon day morning last. Mr. Serventi paid the Sentinel office a pleasant visit yesterday. He gave an interestin account of the Pans exposition and said the American exinmc was "away up." Mr. Servuiti informed us that he and Mr.

Gandolfo crossed the ocean on their homo trip in th dteamer "Champaigns." Mr. Edison, the celebrated ulsctrician was a pasten ger oir the same steamer; Mr. Stir venti describes him as a very good Iookinsr. smooth faced geutliman; of pleasing address and appearing mon like a wellfed clergyman, than a noted inventor. Mr.

Serventi also remarked that the two finest buildings he saw on his travels, were, the Grand Opera House of Paris and the Chicago Cou House. He says that there seems to be more bustle and business in Chi cao and New York than in Paris, Mr. Serventi says that although he loves the sunny skies and picturesque scenery of his native country, Italy, he 'was glad to return "to America, the home of his adoption. Their Business Booming, Probably no one thing has caused such a general revival of trade at Frank's store as their giving away to their customers of so many free trial bottles of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption.

Their trade is simply enormous in this very valu able article from the fact that it always cures and never disappoints. Cuughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Croup, aud all throat and lung diseases quickly cured. You can test it8efore buying by getting a trial bottle free; large size $1. Every bot tle warranted. Notice to the Publio That the public may not be de ceived by false statements, I hereby give public notice that all present and current legal demands for the support of the various public insti tutions, including superintendents or all other employees as passed by the old or Zulick Board are, upon presentation, audited by Auditor Hughes and have been so audited since July last, vvnen mere is money in the treasury to the credit of the fund against which the warrant is drawn it is paid in cash; when there is no money the treasurer endorses the warrant and it draws interest from that date, ex actly as has been done for two years past.

The cry that the wheels of busi ness are Deing blocked, or mat there is any just cause for the depreciation in Territorial warrants, is false and done by unscrupulous persons for their own vicious ends. There is no just reason why Territorial warrants should be depreciated. The Territory receives its funds in January, February and March and that has always been the season for redemption of warrants. The Territory's resources and ability to pay are better to-day than they ever were. So again I say, do not allow vicious misrepre sentations to effect your judgment as the value of your warrants.

They are as good to-day as they ever were, and yon will get your money just as soon as you would have done had there been no change of administration. Respectfully, Lewis Wolfley, Governor. ice istaun A FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT. Tables are Supplied with the Best the Market Affords. PROPRIETOR, MAIN STREET, YUMA, A.

T. GEO. M. KNIGHT. Attorney-atLaw, and Notary Public.

(Office next door to Post Office) Yuma, Arizona Saddlery and harness Shop, JVE-X TXT JES JL' 1 'X Nsxt to Arkansaw saloon. I make the finest saddles in the United States. EUGENIO HIGERA, Bucklen's Arnica Salve- The Best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Rheum, Fever Sores Tetter, Chapped Hinds, Chilbrains Corns and nil Skin Eruptions, and positively cures or no pay required. It is guarrantce to give perfect satisfaction, or money re funded. Price 25 cents per box.

F'R SALE BY A Frank. SOUTHERN pUCSFIG C0MPAM PACIFIC SYSTEM. Trains ltave and are due to arriv at Yuma as follows: TRAINS RU DAILY Feb. 6, 18S9. 11:20 a.

m. Banning, Colton, 8:25 a. Los Santa Barbara, Sac'to San Fran- Portland. Oregon, Ogden, and Ent a. 11.

Uetixon-- a. Lordsbg' Demine EI Paao, and E-ist Gila.Bend Maricopa, Tucsou-- and Accommodation Train. 'hnnge enrs at Ls Angeles for; Santa Aiia, Santa 1:00 p. m. :15 A.

31 Monica Long Pe aud San Pedro. HE U. S. G. THURLOW, MAIN STREET, YUMA Keeps always on hand the choicest brands of WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS, CARD ROOMS AND FINE BILLIARD TABLE.

A FULL LINE OF jRUGS andCHEMICALQ Regular and Patent Medicines. -Also a Select Line of ARTICLES'5? fgNiaHT Bell Telephone3 P. COTTER, M. Proprietor THE AR5CANSAW. A.

TYNER Prop. The Popular Resort, THE FINEST LIQUORS, 1FINES AND CIGARS, Private Card Rooms. Everything First-Class. MAIN ST. YUMA.

EXCHAGEV MEEDEN, MAW STREET, near S. P. K. R. OepotJ Choice WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS both Foreign and Domestic brands.

NEATLY Fxixti 1 g3aec3L tat ooixx (or the accomodation of the public. EVERYTHING FIRST-CXiASS in every respoct and POPULAR PRICES. lilt DEALER GENERA We wish to respectfully inform the public that wt daily receiving fill! AND- PROVISIONS Our stock is fully assorted and well selected, consisting of DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, -4" TV" gsn LADIES' and GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS, GENTS AMD BOYS 3 Go? 4 ENSWARE, WOODEMWARE, and WILLOW-WARE. Tobacco, Cigars, Foreign and Domes tic Wines and Liquors, Milwaukee and St. Louis Beer.

The continuous increase of our trade sufficient guarantee that the public is fully convinced of our fair and honest dealings. GOODS ARE DELIVERED AT DEPOT AND ALL PARTS OF THE TOWN FREE OF CHARGE. OF ALL KINDS; DRTED and PRESERVED FRUITS and JELLIES, SOAPS, and CONFECTIONERY, Attached to our store we have a lirst-class Conducted by a No. 1 baker. Orders promptly tilled.

MEDICINES, Cor. 3Ei33L Streets, Arizona, tiaseum or Anatomy e- Jt iSlMAKKE STREET. CALIFORNIA. Oo and learn how to avoid and bow wcnderfnlly "Vyou are made. Consultation and treatment personally or by tter on easinesses and all uineases 0 men, Jiend for book.

Private otlire -211 Geary street, i vn Franw-ro; REJUVENATQR. WT HE OR EAT KE3IEDY antlN EUVjB ru-jMiu curus wJUi nn- P.flTVJ jc certainty Kerv-Ov I 1 tL G. oca and Physical Debil-i -Ity. Vital "E.tIiiMist!on. tTVS jets -IGls Akcatneas.

Premature I Decline, Organic Weal: SUFFICIENT TO Prostatitis, SexUal MER-Hiood, however compli- ITS Or THIS, THE cause produced. CREATE CTCF ALL STRENGTHENING I ucmcuitb AMU jREJUVniiTKL NERVE TONICS, Is the only remedy that WILL DE SENT TO S7 vomTulaffi ONE APPLY, 5gS; IKC DY I STATING K1SSYKP-: of tho abovo and many other Nervous, SebllL jTOMS AND rnvurwirn nd "from which ITIONS STRICTLY I natO.t&r CONFIDENTIAL DY I LETTER OR AT: OFFICE, FF.EE. real cause. JEEJUVENATDX the 1 nnTTipnfniiTfi uuuii-r-3 nreureimm f.osrrvci.nn Bra sfrfctly confidential. CTJRK GUAUANTEEQ Calloraddres3 DR.O, D.

SALPSELD. 916 Kearny St 5 O. F. TOWNSEND, NOTARY PUBLIC AND Df.putv U. S.

Miseeal Stjsveyob (Postofficc Building) Yuma, Arizosa. Notice For Publication Desert Land Final Proof. Application Xo. 763. tr.

S. Ljutd-Ottice, Tnosox, Asizow,) July 19, 1839. Notice i3 hereby Riven that the settler ha filed notice of hid intention to mats final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will he made before the Clerk tf the U. S. District 'ourt at Yuma, Arizonia, on August '2i, ViSO, viz: J.

V. Dorrington of Yuma, Yuma Arizona, for tho tfhole of section tp 16 conttinluy acres, and known ua Desert Land Application yo 7S5. He names the following1 witnesses to prove tho complete irrigation and reclamation of said land, viz: kobcrt Gant, James Steane, D. Crawford George W. Norton, all of Mohawk Valley, Arizona.

HERBERT BROWN, Jy27-6t Register. SAftgUEL PURDY. ATTORNEY-TA-LAW. DISTRICT ATTORNEY. Sjieaal attention to Land Business.

Yuma, Ari'zoiu Probate Notice. Estate of Daniel O'Connor, Deceased. Notice is hereby given by" the undersigned, administrator of the estate of Daniel O'Connor, deceased, to the creditors of and all persona having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice, to the said administrator, at his residence, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in the village and County of Yuma. JOHN H. BEHAN, Administrator of the estate of Daniel O'Connor, deceased.

Dated at Yuma, Sept. 12, 1889. Sept 14-5 Probate Notice, Estate of F. W. Smith, Deceased.

Notice is hereby given by the undersigned administrators of the estate of F. W. Smith, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them the necessary voucners, ironm lour months after the first publication of this notice, to the said administra tors at their residence, the same being the place for the transaction? of the business of said estate, in the village and County of Yuma. JOHN W. DORRINGTON, GEORGE CARROL, Administrators of the estate of V.

W. Smith, deceased. Dated at Yuma, Sept. 12, 18S9. Sept.

I4-3t ITotice to Taxpayers. Notice is hereby given that the duplicate assessment roll of Yuma county for the ear 1SS9, is now in my possession for ed uction of the taxes levied therein, and that said taxes will be delinquent on the third (3d) Monday of December aoxt hereafter, itul.unlcss paid on that day or prior there to, rive per cent to the amount thereof, as penalty. Taxes must he paid in my office in the county court honse in Yuma between the hours of 8 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p.

m. M. J. NUGENT, Sheriff and ex-officio Tax Collector Yucof A. JT..